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A single man
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A Single Man is the twelfth studio album by Elton John, released in 1978.
It marked a stylistic shift for John, featuring more experimental arrangements and introspective lyrics.
This was his first album without Bernie Taupin.
It includes the singles 'Part-Time Love' and 'Song for Guy.' A Single Man received mixed reviews but showcased John's willingness to explore new musical directions.
It is remembered for its unique sound within his discography.
The album themes are loneliness and change.
It marked a stylistic shift for John, featuring more experimental arrangements and introspective lyrics.
This was his first album without Bernie Taupin.
It includes the singles 'Part-Time Love' and 'Song for Guy.' A Single Man received mixed reviews but showcased John's willingness to explore new musical directions.
It is remembered for its unique sound within his discography.
The album themes are loneliness and change.
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